Our plumbing and gas work

A bathroom rough-in is the initial stage of plumbing installation in a bathroom, done before walls, floors, and fixtures are finished or installed. It involves running and positioning water supply, drainage pipes, vent pipes, waste lines & Positioning for toilets, sinks, showers, bathtubs, etc

A bathroom rough-in is the most critical part of your bathroom’s plumbing system. It’s where everything begins. Using a licensed plumber ensures the work is safe, compliant, and future-proof, helping you avoid costly issues and ensuring your bathroom performs exactly as it should.

Installing a 20mm isolating ball valve with a pressure reducing valve (PRV) serves a critical role in your managing water systems safely and efficiently.

Why Install Them Together?

• The isolating ball valve allows for easy shut-off before the PRV if service is needed.
• The PRV controls pressure downstream, improving safety and performance.
• Together, they:
  • Provide full control over the system.
  • Allow for safe maintenance and troubleshooting.
  • Extend the life of connected equipment by managing pressure properly.

Installing a gas cooktop may seem straightforward, but it’s a task that should always be carried out by a licensed and qualified gas fitter. Here’s why:

1. Safety

Gas is highly flammable, and improper installation can lead to serious hazards such as gas leaks, fire, or even explosions. A qualified gas fitter is trained to follow strict safety protocols and ensure that all connections, fittings, and pressure levels are secure and compliant with safety standards.

2. Legal Compliance

It’s illegal for anyone other than a licensed gas fitter to install or modify gas appliances. Hiring a qualified gas technician ensures the installation meets all local codes, regulations, and insurance requirements.

3. Manufacturer Warranty Protection

Most cooktop manufacturers require professional installation to keep the warranty valid. If a non-licensed person installs the appliance, the warranty could be void, leaving the customer without coverage if something goes wrong.

4. Proper Functionality

Qualified gas fitters have the experience to assess the gas supply, pressure, and ventilation to ensure the cooktop operates efficiently and safely. They also ensure that the appliance is calibrated correctly for the type of gas used (natural gas or LPG).

5. Peace of Mind

Hiring a professional gives the customer confidence that the job has been done right the first time. It reduces the risk of future issues, costly repairs, or safety concerns down the line.